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'Open source' your ideas!
If you won't to put your idea into action, maybe someone else will
12 Jul 2012
If you’re not going to put your idea into action maybe someone else will be interested in doing so, says Will Grant
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5 reasons why the web tracking debate matters
Keith Butters on the recent debate around third party cookies
24 Apr 2013
Keith Butters on the recent debate around third party cookies and web tracking by advertisers -
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Why HTML5 is not the choice for enterprise mobility
David Akka argues HTML5 is not ready for developing enterprise apps
27 Feb 2012
David Akka, UK MD of Magic Software, explores the buzz around HTML5 and why it may not yet be the right choice for enterprise developers -
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Designing for users
Design isn't a vehicle for showing off; it's for communicating ideas
11 Mar 2013
Design is not a vehicle for showing off the latest techniques or tools, it’s a way of communicating ideas, says Joshua Garity -
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The perils of big data
Be wary of jumping onto the big data bandwagon, says Julian Browne
1 May 2013
Large data sets can tell us remarkable things. But be wary of jumping onto the bandwagon in search of mythical business value, says Julian Browne -
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Work in New Zealand!
After a change of scene? Give New Zealand serious consideration
5 Dec 2012
New Zealand isn’t just a travel destination, says Mark Pascall. If you’re a web professional after a change of scene, you should give it serious consideration -
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Stop designing for fixed viewports!
Media queries should be design-based, not device-based
29 Oct 2012
Media queries should be design-based, not device-based -
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Designing in the browser
Edward O'Riordan on why designing in the browser can solve problems
16 May 2012
Designer and developer Edward O'Riordan explains why you should design in the browser and why clients should be shown HTML and CSS mockups -
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Education vs experience
A strong portfolio can say more than the right qualifications
22 Aug 2012
Employers don’t always look for a formal education in a job candidate, and a good portfolio can speak volumes, says Gary Ennis -
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Nielsen vs Clark – they're both wrong
Data, not belief, should guide your mobile choices
30 Apr 2012
Jason Mark argues that there's a clear middle ground in the argument about mobile approaches between Jacob Nielsen and Josh Clark and suggests data, not belief, should guide your mobile choices -
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Is Flash dead?
Aral Balkan welcomes Adobe's change of its mobile strategey
7 Dec 2011
Designer and developer Aral Balkan welcomes the change of Adobe's mobile strategy but argues that it's too late and that it spells the beginning of the end of Flash on the web -
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The new UX skills
The role of the user experience designer is changing, says Lee Allen
17 Nov 2011
The role of the user experience designer is changing. It’s becoming less about ‘owning’ experience and actual design and more about facilitation and collaboration, says Lee Allen of TH_NK -
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Does every business need a Facebook fan page?
James Yorke asks whether fan pages are always appropriate
27 Oct 2011
Businesses are falling over themselves to create Facebook pages that promote their products. James Yorke considers why some succeed while others fail -
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Reactive web design
How responsive web design is only scratching the surface
8 Aug 2012
Dan Donald argues that responsive web design is only scratching the surface of how sites can adapt to meet their users’ requirements -
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A future friendly workflow
Luke Brooker explains how Future Friendly can help adjust the workflow
31 Jul 2012
User experience director Luke Brooker explains the thinking behind the Future Friendly initiative and how it can help adjust your workflow
